I need some prayers this morning if you don’t mind. My mother is in the hospital and my mother-in-law got admitted yesterday as well. My mom got the jab. I need prayers for an opportunity with her to get her to ask God for ask him to forgive her for taking it. This has been bothering me. Thank you in advance as I can’t reply to anyone here. I think of my family here daily. Love all of you.
Got really excited last night, staying with my daughter in law’s parents, and they went and saw Jesus Revolution last night. They also told me about what is happening on college campuses around the country with the kid coming to God! Awesome times!!!
Hope everyone has a wonderful day!!!!
Graphic Artist & Illustrator - Authorized Minister - US Navy Wife - Former Instructor - US NAVY TAP - CEO - Proud Patriot - #Arkansas
Prayers lifted up. Cowboy, asking Mom to ask God for forgiveness for taking the jab isn't true repentance if spurred by someone else's insistence. At this moment in time it is better that she seek Him for healing. Taking the jab was not a sin. It is no different than taking daily meds as doctor prescribed.
Better than this would be an assurance she believes in Jesus wholeheartedly and that is the ticket to all healing and home again.
There is no shame for those who took the jab. They did what they thought was best for their health. Now they need healing and love.
Why does she need to ask forgiveness? She did it, most likely, as a good intention. When we came to this earth, we probably came with purpose. Maybe her purpose was a lesson to others, not all good intentions are pure. Basically, we shouldn’t decide ourselves what she needs to repent, when the actions aren’t clear. Such as thievery, murder, etc. Just my thoughts, but reading his need to get her to ask for forgiveness didn’t set right to me. Our life journey is our own individual journey
Graphic Artist & Illustrator - Authorized Minister - US Navy Wife - Former Instructor - US NAVY TAP - CEO - Proud Patriot - #Arkansas
I think you meant to ask Cowboy that.
